The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-18, Page 130
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of three bays forming a mixed team In what had to be the most give the Irorsmsn a f to 1 bad WiEIT•ton right back in the game. • ,,.
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IIA IR MTNN1 CENTRE to represent their Tone in the On- M: game th
e oe mason, last after 39 miglutas. At 13:53, Ironmen's Jim McGee --
JAC - ;2sue tart finals. Friday night the freemen came Second period sate ellnift bit the ice after serving an inter- h
M s4 ah There were 211 and 80 boys home horn, Wiarton with a 4 to E bodwy. The capacity eroW4 !qv ference penalty and put Wing -
taking part from this area. _ win and the Five County Group on the edge of theirseats or an ham ahead 4 to 2. As the clock •',_: � ' �
wws a oorroloNoa Prase d 10.00 ham had two wlnnen. Nancyapp Trophy' their ted for most of this period, edged towards game end Wiarton �
If not won, lock m its goalie for the extra at
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pot Brows by S 10. King came in second with a triple Wiarton Look only seconds W action item tos ,� • - „ - , i ,
and number of calls increases by jump into the lead on an unassist- with both goal tenders keeping tacker and the move paid off,. s• -:
am, sock week. of 079 for the giro with Jamie ed goal by Chuck Stewart. The the at bay, each Karl Keeshig getting his second
s s esowAs esMss •T • I o.» uw Smith piac'ng with a triple _
a swAn.no_nnwuM •Alru o[ Q06 for the boys. Other winners Irarsme:n got the equalise;', a pow turning back 10 shots in the goal of the period at 18:20 to keep r" •
er play goal by Gerry Wheeler at period. the Wiarton hopes alive. TheirSea
ADMISSION $1.00 - INCLUDES were from forth�Sound10:80 with assists going to line- At 10:1$ of the third RwW supporters were hoping they could trniw
Collingwood and Kincardine.
ONE FREE CARO. Additional mates Doug Leitch and John Jones picked up a power play g another goal in the dy- �
cords 25c each or • for $1.00 Th"e bowlers will now ad- Henderson. at 18:10, the put the ing seconds as the did against
vance to a goal on a sob effort to t s y . g:
- - — April 11 tocoompete for the On- Ironmen got a big goal, another ironmen ahead 3 to 1 only to have Arthur but such was riot to be the
" `Gy' « A" °' ev tario Championship as well as the power play goal, Doug Leitch Wiarton's Karl Keeshig dent the case as the strong 1ronmen skat-
-.— • pulling the trigger this time to twine 45 seconds later to put ers kept them in check to wrap up
Canadian Championship' the exciting 4 to 3 win.
1976
WHISTLE STOPS:... This had `?^�`'
12th WINGHAM MIDGET TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE thbe
year anthe d desp telae loss, `+
Wiarton fans (and there were lots
'A' AND 'C' CATEGORIES of them) had every reason be
proud of their team. Even in de -
TIME FRIDAY MARCH 19 SATURDAY MARCH 20 SUNDAY MARCH 21 MONDAY MARCH 22, TUESDAY MARCH 23 feat the Wiarton boys in true
sportsmanship fashion ventured ABOUT A DOZEN snowmobiles were entered in the snowmobile rally held from the Royal
C 3 C 15 B 22 into the boisterous Ironmen Canadian Legion Sunday. Starting time was about 1 p.m. and the first snowmobile was
WINGHAM LOSER I LISTOWEL dressing room to'offer their eon-
9,00A.M. vs. vs vs gratulation to their conquerors seen rolling in about two hours later, Aileen Davies was the winner, followed by Ken
STAYNER LOSER 2 EXETERand extend their best to the Iron- Willoughby and Glen Casemore.
men in their next round of play -
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SALTFLEET COLLINGWOOD LOSER 6 offs.WIN3HAM IRONMEN JUNIOR 'D" STATISTICS
And there were Ironmen fans Rockets eliminated
II�00 A.M. VS. VS VS. PLAYOFFS 1975-76
ACTON NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKfa LOSER 14 galore in Wiarton too and they b Lakelet Jets SERIES "B"—WIARTON—BEST 4 OUT OF 7
sure kept their chant going. One
A 5 A 10 C 17 A 24 Ironmen fan was observed at Games played—Total 4, wins 4, losses 0, ties 0.
O A K V 1 L L E NIAGARA FALLS WINNER I WINNER 9 me start leading the Wi ham Lakelet Jets proved that they Team record—(',oats for 23, average per game ng ng erage p game 5.75, goals
1 :00 P M. V S.VS VS. vs cheering section, waving a broom deserved to win their semi-final against 11, average per game 2.75, penalty minutes 99, average
ELMIRA MERRITON WINNER 12 WINNER 13 and shouting "We're going to series against the Fordwich per game 24.75.
make a clean sweep!" Rockets by unleashing a deva- Goaltender statistics—Doug Inglis, 120 minutes played; 2'
A 6 C II C 18 A 25 The game was broadcast over stating attack in Belmore last games played; 4 goals against; average 2.
HAMILTON LOSER 3 WINNER 3 WINNER 2 Owen Sound radio station and the week. This was a must game for Benny Blackwell, 120 minutes played; 2 games played; goals
3100 PM. V& vs. vs. vs poor announcers feared at times the Rockets as they faced retire- against 7; average 3.5.
CAMP BORDEN LOSER 7 WINNER 7 WINNER 16 they might lose their ladder to ment from hockey this season if INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
their lofty perch to the boisterous they didn't defeat Lakelet. Lake- neo,
C 7 C 12 A 19 B 26 Wingham supporters. let, however, was not inclined to Player GP G A Pts Min.
MITCHELL SEAFORTH LOSER 2 WALKERTON The three stars of the game continue the series as they DOUG LEITCH 4 3 5 8 0
5:00 P M V S. vs, v5. vs selected by a former great Wiar- handed Fordwich their third JOHN HENDERSON - _. 4 3 4 7 7 '
LAMBETH DRESDEN LOSER 16 ST MARY'S ton hockey star, -Red Krueger straight loss, 9-3. IF RUSSEL JONES _. 4 3 2 5 6
The first 1� MURRAY BLACK 4 0 5 5 0 period was similar to
were Ironman John Henderson,
C I A 0 A 1 KEVIN MURRAY 4 3 1 4 2 CONSOLATION 2C A CONSOLATION 27 Wiarton's Karl Keeshig and Iron- those games previously played in JIM Mc GEE 4 2 2 4 6
T E E S WA T E R LOSER 4 WINNER 6 man Doug Leitch. the series as Fordwich attempted GERALD WHEELER - 4 2 2 4 16
7:uu P M. vs. vs. vs. Rumor has it that Ironmen's to check Lakelet at every move. BERNIE RAINES ...... 1 1 2 3 2
DURHAM LOSER 5 WINNER 10 manager, Doug Skinn, was seen Lakelet, nevertheless, opened up GREG HAMILTON _ _ ....... 4 1 2 3 12
walking the main drag of Wiarton a 2-0 lead in the first period. BRIAN YAHBE ... .. ...... 4 1 2 3 14
A GODERICH 2 A WINNER 4 9 A LOSER 6 14 C CHAMPIONSHIP 11 A CHAMPIONSWP 28 during game time and was even Lakelet then increased their STEVE CASLICK - .. 4 0 3 3 6
seen talking to former Wing- lead to 4-0 in the second period IAN MONTGOMERY ......... _ . 3 0 2 2 4
9:Od PM. vs. vs VS hamite Monty Bennett. until Fordwich notched their first MARK CHISHOLM _.. _.. 4 2 0 2 6
ORANGEVILLE WINNER 5 LOSER 10 The Ironman now advance into g Yame. of the Llo d Tuck scored RICK FOXTON 4 0 2 2 8
the next round against Stayner. - for Fordwich while Joe Kosalle JEFF LOCKR.IDGE _ 2 1 0 1 8
First game was played Tuesday, assisted. Fordwich was saved by CRAIG DON CARTER LINDSAY
8 AND 2 0 0 0 0
'' AAA TEAMS the stead goaltending b Barry
March 16 in Wingham with Y g Y Bench Penalty 'Minutes _ _: 2
TIME FRIDAY MARCH 26 SATURDAY MARCH 27 SUNDAY MARCH 28 games 2 and 3 slated for Stayner D'Arcey as he continually turned — —
on Friday and Sunday, aside shot after shot. 4 23 34 57 99
B 29 B CONSOLATION 36 The third period proved disas- Hat Tricks—John Henderson, 1.
LOSER OF 2 2 WINNER 29 trous for Fordwich as Lakelet put
9: 00 A.M. vs. vs. in five straight goals to increase °
LOSER OF 26 WINNER 34 their margin of victory to 9-1.
Fordwich's captain Norm Wilson
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HANOVER BELLEVILLE and winger Gary Schumacher .John Henderson fires this
11:00 A.M. VS VS. PARK"IN,IOU,scored the remaining markers of
STRATHROY RICHMOND HILL the game. The final score was
Lakelet 9, Fordwich 3, givIronmen win third stre�ight
ing the
M To -NATE a P.M. Lakelet Jets the best of five play- a
B 31 AAA 36 AAA 43 Re<Rmm. E ° m' „ Wiarton's Rick Arnold of his
NEW HAMBURG OWEN SOUND WINNER II �� ' ' � •' � I:: off in three straight games. The Junior ` D playoff action g
The Fordwich Rockets wish to at the local arena last Tuesday team on the score sheet at 1:13
100 PM. VS. vs. vS
S I M C O E K I T C H E N E R WINNER 10 publicly thank the officials who night, the Ironmen outscored a power Play goal only to
so ably assisted throughout the Wiarton 8 to 4 to register their have it erased by Doug Leitch's
:SDS season. third straight win in the best of 7 g� at 2:47. Then at 9:14 Wiarton
8 52 AAA 3S 1! CHAMPIONSHIP 44 -- FRIDAY,.°5ATURDA M 1& 71 ,-.. series with Wiarton. changed goal -tenders and two
WINNER OF 22 DETROIT WINNER 32 T°° ^b- •.
3:OOpM. vS V$. yca ,� SEAN DUPLICATE shots later the Ironman had two
WINNER OF 2T LONDON WINNER 3S �!O�t�� BRIDGE RESULTS At the mid part of the first power play goals, one a blast into
First, Yvonne McPherson and period, as the Ironmen had just the upper corner of the net from
AAA 331AAA 4G AAA CONSOLATION 45 N Mary Caslick; second, Rena killed off a penalty, Mark Chris- just outside the blueline by.Mark
0 S H A W A WINNER 33 WINNER 41 1,4u'r iA the Qre 1l f v Fisher and Arthur Wilson; third, holm stole the puck from the Chisholm and the other a trickier
5:OOP.M. VS. vs vs. Kay Moffatt and Leonard Wiarton point man leaving him along the ice under the goalie and
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FRASER MICHIGAN WINNER 37 WINNER 42 TTARTIM6rO R George; fourth, Bernice and sitting on the seat of his pants. He into the net by John Henderson.
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1%111 dar fal-m of dwna all! .Harley Crawford. broke in alone on the net and with Wiarton's Rick Arnold picked up
B 34 AAA 41 AAA CHAMPIONSHIP 46 one of those Chisholm sizzlers his second goal of the period at
sent the Ironmen ahead. Then at 12:14 and Russel Jones rounded
LOSER 31 LOSER 33 WINNER 40 Peel's River, in the Mackenzie 16:09 John Henderson with some out the scoring for the rod to
7�OOPM. vs. vs VS. .6. ,y- 1 I I 11' Delta had been known as a hard work from behind the net send the Ironman ahead 6 to 2.
LOSER 30 LOSER 3T WINNER 43 v. ✓'�,
- potential fur producing area managed to work the puck out in
t
e since its discovery by.Franklin in front and over the line into the Wiarton came out on the fly in
33 AAA 4z 1827. net. the third and Dale b Rand
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WINNER 31 LOSER 3 8 �T ,.", Herman and Karl Keeshig t
9:00 P M. v S V S. —0y t y �g g
WINNER 30 LOSER 3 9 01 OM SFUS N them -right back in the game. At
10:04, Greg Hamilton stepped out
• _ df the penalty box, picked up the
,.. puck and with a breakaway goal
shot the Ironmen ahead 7 to 4.
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Wiarton
With only two seconds left in the
game and the Wiarton net open,
John Henderson slid one into the
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DOUBLE FEATURE OF THE YEAR! r i I A r p the and a convincing 8 to 4 win for
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BILL BAIN OF WINGHAMgets ready for the 35 -mile jaunt
into the wilderness Sunday at the snowmobile rally held
from the Royal Canadian Lesion. All entrants. as part of the
contest, received one poker card for each check point they
passed. The winner of the best poker hand was Glen Case -
more. Other winners were chosen on the least number of
penalty points and time of arrival.
WHISTLE STOPS: . . . This
game had more penalties than
most games between these teams
as the referee in charge seemed
to have "Elbowing" on the end of
his tongue all night ... and he
kept calling them despite a real
roasting from a rather boisterous
fan in the corner. Poor time-
keeper Terry Merklo must have
felt like a student sentenced to
write in repetition, several times
over the word Elbowing.
Three stars were Mark Chit -
holm, John Henderson and Mur-
ray Black. Mark's first goal got
the Ironmen on the move and he
played a strong game at the blue -
line and had a r—noir of Is. Tnhn
-- - ,y -_—
Henderson skated all night; he
was always on the puck and was
rewarded for his untiring effort
with three big goals and an assist.
Murray Black toiled hard all
night and certainly broke up play
after play with his strong back -
checking.
A good crowd on hand, and as
the Ironmen dish up good playoff
hockey we notice in the crowd a
good following from Bluevale,
VIInCiginvc, orii]ivEY, Liiiuwrw,
Brussels and Teeswatex. Yes this
team certairily has the whole
area out giving vocal support and
enjoying good playoff hockey.
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